There is enough demand to satisfy the prices.

Lenders are satisfied and additional security is offered by employing a Delaware limited liability company (LLC) for property-specific businesses, in my opinion.

I feel like I am meeting a need of theirs, and there is opportunity for both of us to make a sale and satisfy our clients needs. 

This will satisfy the document you signed at Closing, saying you planned to occupy the property.

The important thing is to develop a relationship with a syndication sponsor before hand to satisfy SEC requirements (if a 506b) and even more importantly to develop trust with them.

From what I understand because I satisfy the requirements for my own occupancy (I've lived there about 4 months of the year so far) then the house isn't fully a commercial or investment property?

If you're otherwise satisfied with your CPA then you have nothing to worry about.The most money I've ever seen people pay for tax return compliance is when they go with the inexperienced tax preparer who competes on price, start getting notices years down the road, and then have to pay someone who knows what they're doing fair market to straighten everything out. 

My plan is to satisfy this requirement and purchase my next home at that mark and move out, leaving both units open to rent.

NO, ALL of these points need to be satisfied all at the same time!

Overall, I'm satisfied, but there have been a couple of "growing pains."